Jefferson City's mayor and other council members have received complaints from downtown business owners about Bird scooters. Mayor Ron Fitzwater joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" to discuss scooters, affordable housing and the upcoming July 4 "Salute to America" event in Jefferson City. Mayor Fitzwater tells listeners that he doesn't believe parking will be an issue this year. The parade will take place that morning at 11, and there is no carnival this year:

Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe describes the current drought in mid-Missouri as horrific for farmers. Lt. Governor Kehoe tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that there was no rainfall at all at his Phelps County farm in April. Mr. Kehoe is also warning farmers and ranchers about hay scams. The Missouri Department of Agriculture (MDA) has also been warning about hay scams. MDA has received reports from farmers who paid for hay upfront through a wire transfer, only to have no hay delivered. Lt. Governor Kehoe tells listeners that one of his friends in Wardsville was almost scammed too:

Breaking down the enormity of John Durham said in that House hearing yesterday and the Schiff Censure. Congressman Mark Alford joins us to discuss getting rid of DEI language in the Military.

Randy Tobler discusses STL being sued after the 17 year old volleyball had both legs amputated after she was hit by someone who should have been in jail. Lt. Gov Mike Kehoe shares what he and his wife talk about over the dinner table and offers resources for ag folks impacted by the drought.

We have an interesting discussion with Holly Page of "No Labels". It's a political movement not to elect a third party candidate, but to ........

We open up the mailbag to see what people are saying about "No Labels"

Electric rates going up all across Mid-Mo and reaction to Hunter Biden news

Raven Harrison discusses the Hunter Biden case and what's next. Frivolous lawsuit in Missouri gets kicked to the curb.

Trey Faucheux with Mizzou College Republicans talks about the weaponization of government entities. Covering the highlights of what happened in COMO and JC city council meetings.

Featuring some highlights of the Bret Baier/Trump interview. Power rates all across Mid Missouri are going up. Chris Arps on STL shooting and its impact on the region.

SOS Anthony Blinken on Fentanyl and how that impacts us here in Mid-Mo. Following the story of the Titanic submersible, we wonder about horrible ways to die. Listener Todd shares the story of the time he fell off of a roof.